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Rx Discount Card
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Lower your prescription costs instantly with our free Rx discount card! This card gives you access to significant savings on your prescriptions.
- Save Up to 80% on prescription medications
- Absolutely FREE to use
- No Fees or hidden charges
- No Insurance Requirements or enrollment process
What is Optum Perks?
A free prescription discount card that is pre-loaded with coupons for most FDA-approved medications. People can save up to 80% on their medications, even without insurance. You can also download the Optum Perks app to take advantage of the discounts.
Who can use Optum Perks?
Anyone can use Optum Perks. Even if you have insurance coverage, this card may provide you and your family with a better price at the pharmacy.
What medications are covered?
You can use Optum Perks to receive discounts on most FDA-approved medications available at over 64,000 pharmacies nationwide. It can also be used to save on prescribed medical equipment and non-prescription injections, such as flu or shingles shots.
Get Started with the Optum Perks App
Download the Optum Perks app to your smartphone.
Open the Search tab and type in the name of your medication.
Compare the available options and choose the discount that works best for you.
Your selected discount will appear under the Coupons tab.
Show the coupon to your pharmacist at checkout to start saving instantly.
Optum Perks can be used at these pharmacies:
- CVS Pharmacy
- Walmart
- Walgreens
- Kroger
- Giant Eagle
- Meijer
- And many more
Save on Common Medications
These are some of the most-prescribed drugs you can save on with Optum Perks, along with what each one is used for.
Atorvastatin calcium
StatinUsed forHigh cholesterol; lowering the risk of heart attack and stroke
Amlodipine besylate
Calcium channel blockerUsed forHigh blood pressure; chest pain (angina)
Levothyroxine sodium
Thyroid hormone (T4)Used forUnderactive thyroid (hypothyroidism)
Lisinopril
ACE inhibitorUsed forHigh blood pressure; heart failure; protecting the heart after a heart attack
Metformin
Oral diabetes medicationUsed forType 2 diabetes
Albuterol
Bronchodilator inhalerUsed forAsthma and COPD; quick relief of wheezing and shortness of breath
Omeprazole
Proton pump inhibitorUsed forAcid reflux and GERD; stomach and duodenal ulcers
Gabapentin
AnticonvulsantUsed forNerve pain after shingles; certain types of seizures
Sertraline
SSRI antidepressantUsed forDepression; anxiety disorders; OCD; PTSD
Hydrochlorothiazide
Diuretic (“water pill”)Used forHigh blood pressure; swelling from fluid buildup
Prices vary by pharmacy and location. This list is for general information only. Talk with your doctor or pharmacist before starting, stopping or changing any medication.
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